Ouch, Jets Fans! Giants, Patriots Unbeaten Since Ganging Up On Green
Yet few players, coaches or even the teams' owners pointed to beating the Jets as a critical juncture in their chase for another NFL championship.
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Yet few players, coaches or even the teams' owners pointed to beating the Jets as a critical juncture in their chase for another NFL championship.
Thankfully, Wednesday and Thursday's media sessions will be back to normal. Football questions only!
The mayors of New York and Boston are rooting for opposing teams in the Super Bowl. But they're on the same side when it comes to pushing for stricter gun-control laws.
Williams took the Giants, but that wasn't really her first choice. "I was rooting for the Dolphins," she said. "We didn't do so well."
The Giants defense will do everything it can to pressure Tom Brady. And it's more a matter of what happens when the pass rush closes in on the Patriots quarterback.
New England's All-Pro tight end shed his walking boot in time for media day Tuesday, and sounded optimistic he'd be lining up against the New York Giants in the Super Bowl on Sunday.
Hey Jets fans, quit crying about the Super Bowl matchup already. Nobody cares about your lot in life. And that includes many of your so-called brothers and sisters in arms.
Grays. Tans. Blacks. Navy blues. A veritable financial planner's rainbow for a trip to a city that offers nothing in the way of sand and surf, and everything for a focused business trip.
All you have to do is look at the Marriott to know Indianapolis is taking Super Bowl week seriously.
Tim Capezzone and Ian Cunningham have another parody song. This time the duo remade the 1997 hit "Feel So Good" by Mase.
"We have come here for one thing and one thing only which is to win," said Rolle. "We are expecting to win this game come Sunday."
Bill Belichick and Tom Coughlin are long-time friends who share the same old-school philosophy when it comes to saying anything about the opposition. Zip it. Tight. Or else.
That was then. This is now. That's what players on the Giants and Patriots are saying about their previous Super Bowl meeting four years ago.
Roger Staubach joined Boomer & Craig this morning to talk about his career, the evolution of the Super Bowl, Tony Romo's struggles and Dallas and to predict that Bill Belichick and the Patriots will eek out a victory over the Giants.
Given the seemingly impossible road one team must traverse in order to scale the mountain that is the Super Bowl, let's take a look back at what the Giants and Patriots endured to reach the Super Bowl.
New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski did not practice Monday because of his high left ankle sprain.
If the Giants win, one New York City family will be chosen to get a super tour of Boston.
Make no mistake. The NFC champions don't need thousands of screaming fans to remind them what's at stake Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Neil Keefe is joined by WFAN host John Jastremski and his objective view of Super Bowl XLVI to talk Giants-Patriots, where Peyton Manning might go and the Yankees' 2012 rotation.
Will the Patriots manage to exact revenge in Super Bowl XLVI? Let's try to surmise by taking a position-by-position look at the game's participants.
Laugh if you like. Eli won't tell you to stop. He'll just show you why you should.
"Hopefully we'll have a lot more people at our party next weekend," said Brady. Party next weekend? As in a championship parade?
Quite simply, Giants coach Tom Coughlin belongs in the Hall of Fame whether he wins a second Lombardi Trophy or not.
From pickpockets and prostitutes to dirty bombs and exploding manhole covers, authorities are bracing for whatever threat the first Super Bowl in downtown Indianapolis might bring.
Even the usually dour Bill Belichick was joking around as the Patriots arrived in Indy for Super Bowl week.
